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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08
THE TWO CROOKS

Arrested on gunaay Held for. tho ClrouI
Court. 1s,l-7g.
Willism, alias "Goetzs" Forsythe, who
was arrest I'D Sunday evening after the dis
co7ery on his boa. house atthe'riysr bank
Of q number Of burglars tools, was ar
raignsd before Squire Phillips yesterday
upon the charge Of being perHon not Of
good fame, and Was ssnt t, jail in default
OF bond.
About doZsn Of tn, residents in the
vicinity Of Limestone, in Nfarshsll county,
where old man Curtis Wss robbed on Fri
day night, came to the city yesterday
morning. Among them we're acveral who
had seen the two suspicious chayacters in
the nei9hborhood Of Dir. Peters house,
where the robbery occurred, the evening
before. They were given an opportunity
to look at Joe Sweeney, arrested on s1s.
picion Of being one Of the two men. They
positively identified him as one Of tho two.
Sweeney WAS very anxious ss 10 tho re-
suit Of the inspection. When Officer
Weat said, well, Joe, they aay there ia
no .niatske about it; that YOU'RE the
man," he heaved deep sigh, and said
mournfnlly, "Wsll, Jack, Pm innocent"
At / o'clock last evef1ng Onicem West
and Shorts took Sweeney down to Mounds
vile and lodged him in jail to avail. an
examination before Justice OF tho Peace
there on Thursday at1p.M.
Old MIR. Curtis ia still in the city, and
his travelling outfit. a,covered wagon with
an old fashioned buggy hitched behind,
Ia still standing on Tgsnty.second street,
west Of Market, whsrs 1t attracts some
attention, ~ - t.-s-7I'.I-sl
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
BtranEora In tho City aud Wheeling Fol
tEHaN 80 Abroad. ia

BtranEorA In tho City aud Wheeling Folk,
H4 & Abroad.
I'd. 8. Wright, il, Of Dunkirk, n. Y, Il
in the city.
The "Bescon Lishts' company is at the
Mcclure House.
W. Fl. Wallace, Of sssubenyillo, wa
down yesterday. i
Mr.. E.. A. Maxwell, Of Pittsburgh, il
again In the city.
John F. Sweeney, Of Washington, Pa.
WAS Ut the Mcclure yesterday.
Migs Eliza Carmichael, OF Welsburs, il
paying visit to friends on the Island.
Msasrs. W. H. Hosack, Of Chicago. and
O. A. Beigler, OF St. Paul, are here, th'
guests ofrelatiyes. 4
Judge James Morrow, J. E. Sands aut
Mr.. James o. Watson, Of Fairmont, wey.
In town yesterday. fa
Mr.. Harold Fosburg and four othe,
members Of the Beacon Light" Company
are at iEe Stamm house. :
Mr.. Z. J. Rntter and wills leave to-day
for Philadelphia aad Baltimore, where
they will spend two weeks. II 4,
Meesre. F. @. Gaylora, Of Weston, and
J. Flanagan, Of Salem, Eese registered o.
the Stamm house yesterday.
Mrs. Leisure and daughter, OF Morgan
town, have returned home after pleasan
whit to Capt. John McLure's family.
Mrs. Aunie Sellers aud children, Of Bal
timore, VINO have bson visiting Hon. A B
Caldwell, left yesterday morning TO-
Graysou, Ey.
Mrs. J. E. Frye has returned from Boa
ton, where she has been visiting for cont
time past, and is with her huaband at tbt
ssann house. Il
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. "a \ : y +.
yenient and beneficial In many ways, and
will much better accommodate passengers,
Tho new German Lutheran church was
not dedicated on Sunday, as was reported
The church is not yet completed or ready
ior occupancy.
]. O. Hogue, Of Mt. Pleasant, on Thurs
day last lost a valuable bssdle hound
valued at $50. The thief is supposed 10
have brought II here. 81. IN
Bridgeport will be favored with PROBES
cor Haupes celebrated German In Ave
weeks course. He commences nex
Thursday, and NO congratulate ourselves
on securing him to give the course here.
Fred Fox has been promoted to station
and baggage master at the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh depot, the position lately occu
pied by Charles Trueman, the latter gen
tlemsn having been promoted 10 O highel
poeitlon III the frelEht department,
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A VIEW OF LOW LIFE
No, from / 81 ,i0;ra, sianapoln,, IN, In a.

No, from q Moral Standpoint, but In a.
Z, Entirely rI,ysicni Sense.
4 When The pulEt beats ftebly; whru tho energy
Is gone; when The appetite is weak and sleep IN.
certain. thea .hab:dy "a In a condition OF actual
GLOW lie. \ no matter Wha. tho causes may have
boen Nature has given way and ualo" her strength
Is restored disease IL certain to take possession Of
The BODY. III. ar,t thing any doctor does In such
n case IL 10 sSsbt Nature. Here are 'ome iu'
stances E
Prof, Austin rlIuL 0, Bellevue New York; College.
,ay., "Ths judlclOus rGo OF alcoholic samulants
4, ono OF The striking charaeterAtiea OF progress 10
,,s practice Of medicine during the lat half cen.
tury."
The we'll ssown rfof. Jn'crh rairl,h, .syst I'VE
know that alcohol will steady the heart. allow the
pulse, warm tho Akin. ,alni excitement. add We
ought 10 ,i1c H." 73, III, sla'@
The celebrated DR.. ). 81. Carnival saJs i,"i am
mos, happy 10 say, after a very thorough test
that FOR person, suffering with nNFvos and general
debility OF any waiting lseaIc, or for delicate per-
sons or invalds DuEY'. i1inn Malt whI"fcy Is the
best tonic and rurcst AsImulani With which ain
acquainted" -
There are no higher scientific authorities than
these aud they speak volume. for tbs pure and
valuable wltskuy which has become 80 wonderfully
popular. beware Of all bottled whiikeys which
may DO offered you, sIcep. puNyi. II has stood
the test OF timO and Is absolutely pure. Dury'a
Formula is 8 positive cure for coughs. colds, and
all pulmonary troubles. - ,
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Tho Necessity o. Caution on tho Part OF
ltepublicRns,
AS already announced in the INrELL1.
GENcER the Democrats over in Belmont
county arc stopping at no mesns to defeat
any portion Of the Republican ticket to-.
day. The strength Of the candidates put
in the field is admitted. To defeat them
by fair and open handed methods ia re-.
garded az hopeless. Therefore the enemy
Ia resorting to tricks and trades. Rspub:
leans should gee to 1t particularly that
their tickets are regular, and especially
that they contain the names Of both Dol.
Poorman and Mr.. McKelvey, the can.
didates for the Houae Of Representatives.
The Legislature to be elec,ed to-day Is too
important a body to allow any vote to be
thrown away. 1i5 l,,s.: 7' J.
The Republican ticket is one which
every member Of tho party can support
with pride, and no Echoms OF trsdipp
should be entertained. AS has often been
remarked in tho cau,pelsu over thsra.. the
eyes OF the Nation nse on Ohio, and the
whole ticket can be elected IS easily as a
mart of II. tG1a 40 ]rgi.lHfg $4,000, :
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"a SOAP i,UBDLE,,i
T. J. Farron and His Company Receive n
EsSi,Lt -fft5NE Btg o yatfou. .E-t VI. ~

T. ]. Farron and His Company Receive n
Big Ovation. 5.15
Twas a foregous conulvsion that !'A
Soap Bubble" and Mr.. Farron would be
received with great favor ct the Grand
last night. Everything was in his favor.
The play has made big hit everywhere ;
Mr.; Fcrroa is known as ono Of the finest
comedians and vooalislu en- the stage, and
the company and the new features OF the
performance were vouchsd for as even
better than ever before. z sss552,,3 :
1t vas not therefore strange that the
Grand was packed uRstai,a and down last
night. Standing room was scarce. and no
more wildly delighted audience ever gath.
cred theIs.i %hsy fairly raised the ROOT.
The play ts well known as 4 very funny
vehicle for much new music. Mr.. Faron
was ably seconded in bis efforts by Misses
Dolly Foster eud Florence Germsine and
about ten other ladies' and gentlemen, all
capable in. their roles. Among the ape.
oislt.es gre number OF new solos, duets,
qua!tettes and ohoruseg, and On old solo
Of Mr.. Farron's. sung by request. Z s
The "Bubb!e";w DO given again this
evening, tomorrow afternoon and to.mor.
row evening. 1stis ssspred iull houses
at every: appearance. kesesyed ussts are
on sale at sholb's music store Dali. ''S,
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

+ WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitlngs, pantalooniugs and Over.
coatlngs. which VIC are prepared 10 make
up In iirst.class style At reasonable
prices, i9 ss,, 4 4
I "A luli line Of our celebrated Emit
Jackets nov In stock. "a,
Il Our White UulIundrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rcel front nnd back, ot
50 centS, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered, q. HESS. & Suns,
! 1891 l. 1923 Market Street. Z
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On June II lsst the late d.. ]. B. Rsed,
q this city, was lnAured for 81, 0G0in the
Equitable Life Of New York, through the
local agency OF Meaars. Sweeney 4 Ed.
yards. Three weeks $50 DR.. Reed died.
One week ago proofs OF death wele fur
nished to the company, and yeaterdav
Messrs. Sweeney 4 Edwards handed to
Mrs. Reed the company'a check 10. s., 900,
D.. Hsed had PAID 10 the company Sle4,
which rspresenls his entire investment
It is not often that an Investment brings
20 largs return. Tie promptnesa OF the
Equitable and Ito Wheeling agents waa
very iavorably commented on yesterday,
~ those who knew Of the TRANSACTION.
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LOCAL BREVfT1Es.
Matters Of olinor Moment In and About
aGf the City, n
ONE marriage liconse was issued ,yes!er.

Matters Of olinor Moment In and About
the CITY, 4,
ONE marriage license was issued yeu!er.
day. .s; Ri ( & /. i5ig.f
orEnA HOUSE this evenins-"Boaco
Lights" 53.y = ~ Ks n, !.
Tnr GRAND this evoning--T. ]. Farron
In "a Soap Bubble" 3Stl
The principal topic Of conversation
among residents Of tho rural regions now
Ia the need OF rain. q I. ~ 3
COOP progress Is being msdo In laying
the track Of the Wheelig Electrical Com.
pany on the South Side. lE
THE Wheeling Poultry Association will
give its annual poultry and dog chow the
fret week In January next. S;53i,t
LOUIS O. sALrERBAoH was yesterday up.
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
Christian Becker. deceased, and gave bond
In the aum Of 5000 with P. Welty sssuresy.
THr talk on "Salt Lake City" that was
announced to be giyen by Dr.. T. II. Lo.
gan this evening In the Young Mems
Chriatan Association parlorp must neces.
aarIly be postponed on account Of the In.
disposition OF the Doctor. @-Ts
CLgnK Hook yesterday admitted to re-.
cord deed made July s by David P. Lit,
Ito and wife, OF Belmont county, o., and
otbers to John s. Garvip, In confederation
Of 81, 800, for 10 acres OF land on tho top o.
tho bill east OF the city In Richie district
Elanr OF the twenty.iour Directors o.
the Young Mems Christian Association
were elected at the annual meeting yester
day. The new members Of The Board art
Messrs. ]. N. Vance, William B. Simpson
| W. J. w. Cowdep, Charles 8. Morrison
ID. A. Taylor, Dr.. John L. Dlckey, G. W
| Atkinson and W. L. Lukens. Il
| CHARLES JOHNSON was arraigned In the
police court yesterday morning on tive
charges, dlsordcrly conduct and resisting
an officer. He was fined on each charge
and given in addition thirty days In thu
city workhouse without bail or mainprlzs
on the second charge. In default Of bott
the Gneu his term OF imprisonment wa
fixed at ninety days in all. His brother
Clarence. who aided in tho assault OF
Officer killeen Saturday evening, has no
been caught.
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To TIE Proprietor Of Salvation OIL Il.
Y Thou hest built living monument,
!, e curef Tor hurts with little money spent,
Salvation Oil, the greatest liniment! 4
Tho German Language.

1t is gratifying fact thst tbs study o;
the German language has not only Mean
introduced in our public schools, btit that
slso number OF ocr prominent citizans
have taken up its study. Having .eceiyei
my diploma as professor in the German
language from the Prussian government
alter yeare OF atudy and strict examina.
tons, ! filed the position OF principal in
several public schools Z in Germany. /
paused !, another examination here in
Wheeling and became c teacher in the
German Language in the First ward public
school, | ! also taught German ia The
Wheeling Female College under Proi.
lily method will be to teach words b d.
lore forms, explaining every thinr from the
outset in German, not using anv Enolish
words; also introducing object teachino
This Is eTpha!ically the bes. way to atudv
q living language. "a + ;;sS;s,g5 -
81 All persons who are desirous OF learn.
Ing German arc hereby cordially invited
to attend the free lectures am going 10
Give In short time, alter further notics in
this paper. The correct high German nyo.
nunclstion, not only, of some, but Of all
derman words can only be learned from a
teaGher born and educated In Gern,an1
and examined In q German peminarv ~
nnsyerslty. PRor. sH. KaAnrrys = =
a. b,
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DAsE BALL MATHIS.
A A Needing Of s.oekholdsr. 10 Raise tn,

fAss{it Wlnd-New PlAyers.
There was a iairly attended meeting q.
Germsnis Hall las. evening Of stockhold.
ers, dlrec!ors and friends Of The Wheelipe,
Base Ball Association, to take steps to raise
funds to meet immediate demands. The
call ios this meeting and the talk II occa.
stoned led .somo people to believe that
the Associaton was not flourish.
Ing. Tho fact ID & that aimee the
last meeting the debt OF about sl,lOC
han been reduced to 1906. The retnaindsr
can readily be liquida.ed, but The Associ.
alton needs funds for other puypoees. Ia
meet the rule requiring deposit Of s25C
with tho League officials, and to make adj.
vancea - players who have boon engaged
for next season: Such advances are com.
mon In all the leagues. and without them
no players worth having can be secured. +
These matters were explained to the
meeting last evening by President seeley
Oh tho Association, who was Chairman, =
Mr. y. 4. Tracy said no wasauthorIzs led
by q syndicate Of gentlemen to PROPOSE Il
tho Directors that they would Gssume The
Associations debts and advance money tc
secure playera on condition that they BIZ
allowed to name new Directors. sF1 .6,i
THU offer Mr.. seeley characterised a.
inaultlng, He asked who would be- on,
Of twenty men 10 subscribe fys eharcl
(f95) zach to tho capital stock, Eight o
those present took that amount Of Stock
and two or three others took amallel
blocks Of shares. gg laEei ., ~
a committee spporlioned to the difIor
Ont wards was then named to solicit addi
tional subscriptions. This q committe.
consists Of Mcssrs. English, Seeley, Oopp
Wickham, Leiakus, Thouer, Alex Mitchell
E. ?. Mcneil, Al, L. Smith, A. Knoke
William iKoehnlein and Mayor Junkins
Of Bridgeport. s50l5G !
The Association has con. out contracts
to DO nIgned by eight players secured b,
Manager Buckenbsreer. They are A. d
Buckenberger, R. Van SAINT, Z. s. Staple
ton, J. Stepzsl, E. Dslehsnty, Thoma
Flanagan, Sam Morrison and Sam Mich
olson. i5 Nd. epg{ a nc
The Sporting Life Of this week says
One OF the Browns new players halls from
| Wheeling, W. Va. lila usue 10 Thoma
Nicholson. II he 10 just % good as Haas
cock-whoss home Ia also In Wheeling
the st. Louia public will congratulate Vo,
der Abe on hiu selection. }R25 ,i7
The same paper gives Dunn and Crocal
In tia official list Of the new Chicago min
In the Northwestern League, M
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MARTINS FERRY.
Industrial News-personnls-Slig Blaze
az 'a5a4a-H Law HuIta. ~ 5t IS isa'N4'sl1f

Industrial News-Personnls-Sl Blaze
3 Law Suits.
Spelce's agricultural works we're idl,
yesterday to clean boilers. 'sg nj
The now pottery scheme will again bt
looked up after the election.
Miss Annie Jump, typo on the Mt,rs
10 Waiting at New Cumberland.
Mesars. Willism Elson and John Mile,
are in Pittsburgh on glass business. a
Mics Flora Williams will take part IL
the concert at Bellaire Friday night.
Professor A. P. Haupt, the German
teacher, now located in Wheeling, was II
the city yesterday. sif-"5,sT (
Treasurer George Robinson was in the
city yesterday making favorable impress
aiona on the "boys." -
For the latest fell and winter STYLES X
good fitting clothes, 90 10 F. Rub, m or.
chant tailor, Second street.
Two car loads OF the Birmingham, Ala.
mill engines were shipped Saturday from
L. S2ence's machine shop.
For anything in Gont's Furnishings, hate,
caps. etc., at lowest prices, call on Chaelea
W.'Kuckuck, Commercial Block. /
A slight blazs in Dayo Msior's house,
on Second street, yesterday, caused soma
little excitement among the residents Of
that locality. z
Clement MoCabe yesterday was given
Judgment against Mrs. George Deitz for
S2S In the st. Clairsville court. One case
was carried to tho County Court from be.
fore, Mayor Keller, by Judge John S.
Cochran. - ~
Martins Ferry will bs favored with the
celebrated German III five woeks' course
By Prof. Haupt, whose success in impart.
ing q practical knowledge in Wheeling
now is almost phenomenal, will open bis
course here in Commercial hall next
80 .1'
: The case OF henry Blumenberg v. Mrs.
VIII Ebberts was tried in the ST. Clsirs.
vile courta yesterday. The case was
handed to the jury at o'clock. This suit
is similar to that against William Prince,
from whom Mrs. Ebberts gained a verdict
Of $3.50 for ceiling liquor to her husband,
en- inebriato. 8 80
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I HThe Cattle Kinru

/, On Friday night next Mr.. James q
Waliiuk and his dramatic company will
present at the Opera House the thrillino
drama, i"The Cattle King" and on ssturs.
day afternoon and evening HTha Randi
\ 10 Inc New York Ne,rs says: "a
melodrama new to this city, THE Cattle
King, was presented on Monday evenin 2
at the Windsor threaten with MI, las. .H
.Walliek In the dual role Of Bob Taylor and
Dare; Devil Dick. The piece Was hand.
some!y staged and the mechanical work.
Ing Of the transformation scens was :" wall
done and decidedly effective. \ This st %S-
Of Western Lite is well told and the plav Il
full Of interest, has q plot sufiicIentis in,
yolved and scenes and eituati ouG that kesn
the audience on the qui wire for what Ia 10
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LIBERAL POLICY,
The Strikingly Unusunl PROB cd IRE Of a LILO
.t.WE Insurance COmuanx

The Striklngly Unusunl PROB cd IRE OF a Life
25.,, Insurance Company.
The following tolls aso,y 80 novel in
Its way that 1t will bs read with intorent
by all, and remembered as an &C. reflect
iugs.sr. credit on tho Penn Mutual Life
Insurance. Company:
WHEELING, Nov. s, 1887. +
J. Il. Doddridoe, agent Of the Pam Mutual LIE IN.
'urance Company: - ~
DEAR sIR:-When soma weeka ago az
representative OF Mrs. Louis Woodmansee
l handed you the proofs of death Of Louis
Woodmansee and requeated you to send
than to your company, I expressed some
doubsa whether your company would pay
the policy IN her favor, Of FIVE thousand
dollars, without suit; 1t being, as you will
reCollect, one of your old forms OF policy,
providing that the policy should be void,
II the assured nhould die by hiH own hand.
sane or insane; "your answer Yaa. Won
will recall, that all Of the present forms Of
policies OF the company omitted that pro.
vioion altogether, and that the company
did not do business in that way and would
pay 1t. i had very serious doubts whether
Your company would pay tho policy, even
after your,assurancea, especially, in view
of the fact that the highest court Of this
country in passing upon a policy contain.
ing the very same language, whore the as.
aured had taken his lie while innane. had
hold the policy to be void. Your com psny
has. however, to-day with full knowi.
edge Of the CASE ssforred to and its legal
righta under the torms Of the policy paid
the same in full. As believe that com.
panios doing bueinees in this manner with
its policy holders deserve the COZ f ience
and patronage Of tho public, write this
letter in hopo 1t may ba OF service to you
in eGecling other innu1ance for your com.
psny in this city end State. I am,
Yours very truly,
WILLIAM Il. HEARNE,
Attorney 10, Mrs. Louis Woodmsnuce.
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OuR lady friends will DO interested il
knowing that by sending zoe to pay, post
age, and 15 top covers Of WarnerB Sale
Yeast (showlng that they have used At
least Is packsgss) to H. H. Warner 4
Co., Rochester, N. Y, they can get q 800
page, finely illustrated Cook Book, free,
Such book, bound in cloth, could not DO
bought for less Than a dollar. It Isl wonder.
fully good chancs 10 got a fine book for the
mere postage and the ladies should act
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BELLAIisE,
All sottA of Local News and Gossir Frou
i'ff slR tho ulnas City, it5I'A

H|I. lH . HH w. HH
All sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
G'f tho ulnss City.
Everybody Is coming home to vote.
Miss Ella LETTERS 10 home from franklin.
This Is the Cleveland 4 Piteabursh pay
George Meyers left for Chicago yester.
uy. x. u XXI; " q ",
, Al Heatherington 10 home from the
Jesse Hollingaworth was in the city yes.
tetday. lbzS53 {'i
. Mrs; Louisa walker, Of Wheeling, is in
tho city. 6iI5, pa tS,
Col. pOc,man, counts .' on Of 500 to coo ma.
jority to-day. jfis
:, Election news will be received at City
Billy Cash was In the city looking
around yesterday. h
@; H.. Upperman has accepted q position
In the Bridgeport bottle works.
Miss Winnie Porter6eld will make Col.
umbus her home altor this week.
Jacob Pfefsrman has gone 10 Wheeling
to work at the cigar buslneos there.
The nail works boys want to sec the
scratching to-day and will not work.
Lou schramm, OF the Fourth ward, IL
having bis house raised several feet. 'y &
William Jackson was sent to Probate
Court yesterday to be adjudged insane.
P: Bruner, Trsinmas.er Of the Pennsyl.
Vanla Company, was In town yesterday. {
"A young ladiea' meeting is to be held
at the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Hoey to.
morrow night. .4s 5'.'lia +,
A Bible class meeting will be held al
the residence Of MI. James McGeorge on
Thursday evening. 5'a&lJ
W: A. Goiby, w. +. Snively and E. B,
Bowie are In Pittsburgh at a meeting OF
hint glass manufacturers. ID '''llf,.}.
Some Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
coaches coming In bore are heated BY a
patent self.acting automatic heater under
the car: No danger Of FIRE exists and they
arc easily regulated. IN. !.
Bellaire will DO favored with Professor
Haupt's celebrated German in FIVE wseks'
course. He commences next Thursday,
and We congratulate ourselves on securing
him to give the courae here. iIs. ~ II
Some Of the boys going to school in the
Fourth ward still perais. In throwing
etonee, and Il 1t 10 not stopped by the
school authorities the police will have to
settle 1t. Several windows have been
broken and several people hit. CO.
Captain Smith was driving home yes.
terday, and when on the B. & o, rail.
road bridge on Union street, his horse be.
came frightened ut the smoke and steam.
and turning sharply around upset the
wagon and threw the old gentleman out,
hurting him considerably, his side and
one hip being bruised. In the runaway
his wagon top and the contents Of the
wagon were broken up. 655s,'T .s'I77.,
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v|l Il n BLOOD, !.
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta'
gious Humors Cured S.a
by Cuticura,

THROUGH the medium OF Quo Of your books 70.
ceived through Mr.. Frank 4. Wrsy, Druggist
onra Remedies. and take this opportunity to is.
tiiy TO sou that their uso has permanently cured
INC Of ono OF tho WORT cascs OF blood poisoning ID
connection With erysipelss, that have ever seen
by komo OF the best phi sicians In our county j
take great pleasure III forwarding TO you this testi
monial unsolicited as Il Ia by you, In jordcr thai
Others suffering from similar malsdcs may be en-
e0nias'a {Sni fI iss sf aoeShsut 's
! Reiercncc: Frank I. WTay, DlurgIAt, Anolio, Pa